THE WITNESS WHO KNOWS NOTHING AND WANTS TO BE AN EXPERT: A REVIEW OF THE CASES

There are a surprising number of witness statements in which witnesses quite happy give "evidence" on matters on which they in fact know nothing. Some will even add to their "evidence" by assisting the court with matters of opinion.  An example of this can be seen in JD Wetherspoon PLC -v- Harris [2...

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